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11/08/2026

Not every evil is meant to be fought with weapons. Some are cleansed with fire, smoke, and tradition.

During Gathemuga Charya, the symbolic demon is burned to cast away negativity, misfortune, and harmful energies. Alongside this ancient ritual, families perform traditional fumigation, allowing the fragrant medicinal smoke to purify homes, surroundings, and spirits—a practice rooted in both cultural wisdom and well-being.

As the flames rise and the smoke drifts through the streets, a powerful message endures: let go of the old, welcome the new, and protect what matters most.

Preserving the stories behind our living traditions, one reel at a time.

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21/07/2026

Behind the Scenes 🎬

Every frame tells a story, but seeing it come alive with an audience is something special.

Here's a glimpse behind the scenes from the screening of our documentary on Thimi Karunamaya Jatra. Witnessing the community connect with its own heritage reminds us why these stories deserve to be documented and shared.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us and to all those who helped preserve and celebrate this living tradition.

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16/07/2026

Once a symbol of privilege. Today, a symbol of purpose.

There was a time in Nepal when owning a bicycle was a luxury reserved for the wealthy. During the Rana regime, imported bicycles were rare, expensive, and seen as a mark of status and prestige.

Fast forward to today, and the story has completely changed.

Bicycles have become a symbol of health, sustainability, community, and freedom. Events like Bhaktapur Kora 2026 bring together hundreds of cyclists from all walks of life, proving how a once-exclusive possession has become a movement that connects people.

In this episode, Satya Koseli explores the fascinating journey of the bicycle in Nepal from the grand courtyards of the Rana palaces to the vibrant streets of Bhaktapur.

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Learn the days of the week in Nepal Bhasa with Satya Koseli. 🌿Our language carries our culture, identity, and history. L...
10/07/2026

Learn the days of the week in Nepal Bhasa with Satya Koseli. 🌿

Our language carries our culture, identity, and history. Let’s celebrate and preserve Nepal Bhasa by learning the words we use every day.

Save this post and practice with your family. 💛

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19/06/2026

Did you know that Thimi's beloved Karunamaya Jatra has its roots in a historic migration from Patan?

Centuries ago, a group of Bajracharyas were expelled from Patan after assisting Bhaktapur during a time of conflict. Seeking a new home, they settled in Thimi—but they didn't come alone. They brought with them the sacred tradition and deity of Karunamaya, planting the seeds of a festival that continues to unite the community to this day.

From exile came a legacy. From migration came a tradition. And from devotion came one of Thimi's most cherished jatras.

Watch the story unfold and discover how history shaped a living tradition.
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13/06/2026

Did you know that Boudhanath wasn't always known by that name? 🤯

For centuries, locals called this sacred stupa *Khasti Chaitya*. But why "Khasti"? What does the name mean, and how did one of Nepal's most revered spiritual sites come to be known by two different names?

From ancient legends and Newar traditions to the fascinating history hidden beneath its white dome, this story reveals a side of Boudhanath that many visitors never hear.

Watch till the end to uncover the mystery behind the name "Khasti" and discover the deeper history of Nepal's most iconic stupa.

📍Boudhanath, Kathmandu, Nepal

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06/06/2026

Before Kathmandu became the valley we know today, a divine mystery unfolded in the sacred forests of Mrigasthali. 🌿✨

Legend tells that Lord Shiva, seeking peace away from the heavens, came to Nepal and transformed himself into a majestic deer. Hidden among the forests, he wandered freely until the gods finally discovered him. During their attempt to bring him back, one of his antlers broke and disappeared into the earth.

Centuries later, a miraculous Shiva Linga emerged from that very spot, revealing itself as Pashupati — the Lord of All Living Beings. Thus began the story of Pashupatinath, Nepal's most sacred temple and one of the holiest shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva.

A place where mythology, faith, and history come together. 🕉️🙏

Have you ever visited Pashupatinath?

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29/05/2026

Before kingdoms rose and before Kathmandu became a city of temples, a divine lotus bloomed from the ancient lake that once covered the valley. From that sacred lotus emerged the self-born light of Swoyambhu — the eternal flame of wisdom, believed to be self-created and self-existing.

Over centuries, kings, monks, artisans, and devotees protected and rebuilt this sacred site through invasions, destruction, earthquakes, and time itself. From ancient Licchavi rulers to the Malla kings, every era left its mark on the hill of enlightenment we see today.

Today, Swayambhunath stands not only as one of Nepal’s oldest spiritual sites, but also as a UNESCO World Heritage Site watching over Kathmandu for thousands of years with its all-seeing eyes.

A place where mythology, history, Buddhism, and Newa civilization become one.

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📍Swayambhunath,

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22/05/2026

High above the valley, hidden within forested hills, Changu Narayan Temple stood silently while kingdoms burned below.

During the invasion of the Kathmandu Valley by Sultan Shamsuddin Ilyas Shah of Bengal in the 14th century, many ancient settlements and temples faced destruction. Sacred shrines were looted, cities trembled, and centuries of art and devotion were lost to flames and war. Yet amidst that chaos, Changunarayan survived.

Not because it was protected by armies or fortified walls, but because it remained hidden — resting quietly atop a jungle-covered hill beyond the eyes of invading forces. While destruction swept across the valley, the temple escaped unnoticed, preserving within it some of Nepal’s oldest inscriptions, timeless stone sculptures, and the soul of ancient Newa civilization.

Today, every carved wooden strut, every stone guardian, and every prayer whispered through its courtyards carries the memory of survival. Changunarayan is not only a temple of faith, but a witness to resilience a monument that endured when history itself was under attack.

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